The Student-Run Newspaper of Williams College Since 1887

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The Student-Run Newspaper of Williams College Since 1887

The Williams Record
The Student-Run Newspaper of Williams College Since 1887

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Kiki Smith (left) and Kathleen Morris (right) discuss Smith’s practice. (Photo courtesy of Felix Barman.)

Kiki Smith on her tapestry ‘Seven Seas’

Amita Khurana • March 12, 2025
Artist Kiki Smith visited the Clark this past weekend to talk about her tapestry 'Seven Seas,' which is currently being featured in the special exhibition 'Wall Power!'
Cliff Cardinal delivers a monologue in a press image for the show. (Photo courtesy of Dahlia Katz.)

Cliff Cardinal’s ‘As You Like It, A Radical Retelling’ flips Shakespeare’s script

Amita Khurana • February 26, 2025
Indigenous playwright and actor Cliff Cardinal visited the College last week to perform his acerbic version of Shakespeare, 'As You Like It, A Radical Retelling.'
Excited moviegoers queue up for tickets and popcorn. (Photo courtesy of Juan Baena [Osito Mountain Photos]).

Seeing double: Images Cinema to open a second screen

Amita Khurana • February 19, 2025
Images Cinema to undergo remodeling to install a second screen. The project will begin in September 2025 and will be finalized by spring 2026.
A similar plaque to one mounted at the former Okjökull glacier. (Tahlia Gerger/The Williams Record)

‘Archive for the future’: Professor of Art Ohan Breiding featured at MASS MoCA

Tahlia Gerger and Amita Khurana • February 12, 2025
Professor of Art Ohan Breiding's exhibition exploring the mourning and grief resulting from climate change opened Feb. 1 at MASS MoCA.
Levato Coyne introduced students to new art mediums and techniques in her “Drawing Science” course. (Photo courtesy of Lauren Levato Coyne.)

‘The point is actually the process’: Professors teach in unconventional media

Amita Khurana • January 29, 2025
Professors discuss Winter Study courses that offer opportunities for students to experiment with a wide variety of unconventional materials and tools.
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